Silvercrest Health and Rehabilitation Center

About Silvercrest Health and Rehabilitation Center

Silvercrest Health and Rehabilitation Center in Crestview, Florida, is a skilled nursing and rehabilitation facility offering short-term rehabilitation and long-term care. Its listed services include skilled nursing, rehabilitation, cardiac management, and Alzheimer’s and dementia care. Facility listings also describe memory support, orthopedic rehabilitation, post-operative care, and chronic disease management. The information presents Silvercrest as a setting for both recovery-focused stays and longer-term nursing support, though it does not specify admission criteria or typical lengths of stay.

The center describes care planning as a personalized process involving an interdisciplinary team, the resident, and family. After admission, the team works with them to identify care needs, preferences, and goals. Silvercrest says that medication and treatment orders from a resident’s physician at hospital discharge are implemented after admission. Within the first few days of a stay, residents and families are invited to a care-planning conference to discuss needs, discharge planning, and progress toward goals. The published information does not describe how often plans are revisited after this initial meeting.

The center’s admission information says paperwork is scheduled within the first 24 hours. An electronic option allows forms to be signed by email, including when someone is still at the hospital. The admissions meeting is also an opportunity to ask about insurance benefits and the stay. The listed paperwork includes medical insurance and Medicare or Medicaid cards, prescription coverage information, photo identification, a Social Security card, advance directives, and any applicable power-of-attorney or guardianship documents.

Facility listings describe private rooms, shared communal areas, outdoor spaces, and a therapy gym. Silvercrest is listed as a 60-bed nursing facility. The therapy gym is noted as part of the setting for rehabilitation, although available descriptions do not identify specific equipment, therapy schedules, or the disciplines provided. The sources also do not give details about room layouts or dining arrangements.

Reported activities include group exercise, book-club gatherings, and social events. Common areas are described as places where residents can meet for coffee, providing an informal option alongside organized activities. Listings mention community activities but do not provide a calendar or indicate how often particular programs take place. The center also lists Esteem Salons among its services, without describing the treatments offered or how salon visits are arranged.

Silvercrest identifies itself as faith-based and says prayer is included in care plans. The supplied information does not detail religious services or participation arrangements. Taken together, the published descriptions point to a community with nursing and rehabilitation services, individualized care planning, private and shared spaces, and opportunities for group and informal social activity. They do not specify apartment or floor-plan choices, meal offerings, or how activities vary according to a resident’s care needs.